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A Windows version becomes considered “good” the exact moment a next version is released. No sooner, no later. Those are the rules.
looks at date of publication
That has got to be one of the timeliness answers to a question I’ve ever seen on here. Thanks!
Yeah, I just saw the article earlier the same day…it was just…fresh.
I still can’t drag files to the task bar to open them with a particular program. Tabs on file explorer are a thing, but they don’t behave predictabily so I almost never use them.
Overall still feels like a downgrade, but I’d have updated regardless just to get the little “update available” message to go away
No. I reverted back to Windows 10 Pro for my gaming machine after Windows 11 Pro prompted me that it was “international bubble tea day”. Don’t get me wrong, I love bubble tea, I just don’t care for these distractions when I’m trying to use my PC.
It’s fine for Windows, I guess. They’ve made a bunch of UI improvements that I actually kind of liked. But they still try and force you to setup a Microsoft account when you install. And telemetry is hardly consensual. I think I turned off what I could by rooting around for privacy settings, but it still sends things like crash reports without asking.
I don’t trust it. Just use it for games.
Or don’t even use it for games. Thanks to recent developments users finally have a choice.
Never will be my friend.
Use Linux.
Since the question implies a change of state - I’m going to go with a no.
I only changed from windows 11 to Linux mint there over the weekend. I was sick of having to update the laptop every day when I wanted to shut it down
Lol
Try nobara, a fedora spin by glorious eggroll, who needs windows in 2023
